What have you tied today?

[Wildfisher]

you just need to get hold of the Australian possum crawdad scruffy micro-dub fibre and you're away  :lol:

Give it a name someone will buy it.

"Bloody hell boss have you seen that latest batch of roosters - very poor quality necks."

"No problem, let's give them a fancy name and try to pass them off as something special"

"What about Spey hackle then?"

"Nice one, they will be fighting to get them"

:lol:

[corsican dave]

from the tying beta for senyo's preyfish; Tie in a small clump of Frosted Crayfish Orange Australian Opossum,
you couldn't make it up... :roll:

[Wildfisher]

Did it indicate if the size or shape of the clump was critical? 

[Wildfisher]

One with 4 lead wires tied onto the top of the hook shank to make it fish point up.

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[Inchlaggan]

Speaking of rare tying materials...Roobarb needs to get going on this fellow-

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-highlands-islands-35217515

[Wildfisher]

The American carp guys seem to go in for these hybrid worm flies quite a bit. The metal bead chain eyes will make it swim point up. Another essential quick tying.   :

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[shad]

Nice flies Fred,really like the burnt orange one , have done well with that colour.

Are those some of those Angus nymphing super specialist hooks?

[corsican dave]

yep, super stuff there Fred! they'll all catch 

here's the CD Predator Pennell, along with a more std version; just to prove i'm not a one-trick pony  :wink: all the original elements are there
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[Wildfisher]

Are those some of those Angus nymphing super specialist hooks?

Indeed. Fulling Mill barbless. They are stout hooks.

[Wildfisher]

here's the CD Predator Pennell, along with a more std version; just to prove i'm not a one-trick pony  :wink: all the original elements are there

Does that std version have the correct number of fibers in the tail?